Cameron

Head Boy for the Autumn Term

House: Savile

Favourite lesson: Art

Special talents: Cooking, baking, singing and drawing

Favourite thing about QEGS: The teachers as they are fun and fun to be taught by. They make
lessons so enjoyable. The food is very tasty as well!

Why did you want to become a member of the Head Boy team? So that the younger boys can
have someone to look up to and to make the school a better place.

What have you enjoyed about being a member of the Head Boy team? The chances I have got
to partake in all the events such as the ladies’ lunch and most recently we have been to have lunch
at the Pre Prep. I also got to read In Flanders Fields at the Remembrance Day assembly.

What are you looking forward to doing as a member of the Head Boy team? The pizza at the
end of the year. And to do my speech on speech day too!

What advice would you give to pupils joining the school? Don’t be scared and have a go at all
the opportunities and clubs. I’d also tell them to be the best version of themselves and to try hard
every day.

Ambition for the future: To be a cook in a popular restaurant. And to visit Tokyo or just Japan in
general.

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Charlie

Head Boy for Spring Term

House: Bentley

Favourite lesson: Games

Special talent: Playing Sport.

Favourite thing about QEGS: My favourite thing about QEGS is the teachers. They are fun,
inspiring and helpful and make school the special place it is. My friends are also amazing and we
have had such a great time together at Junior School.

Why did you want to become a member of the Head Boy team? I wanted to become a member of the Head Boy team because I wanted to be a role model for the
younger boys in school. I also wanted to challenge myself and have a go at things I haven’t done before such as speaking in public and representing our school at more formal events.

What have you enjoyed about being a member of the Head Boy team? I have enjoyed taking part in extra curricular activities such as meeting up with the head boys and
girls from WGHS and Pre Prep as well as attending the Yorkshire Children’s Charity Ladies’ Lunch where we helped to raise money. I also felt very proud reading ‘For the Fallen’ in our Remembrance Day Assembly.

What are you looking forward to doing as a member of the Head Boy team? I am looking forward to Speech Day in July and giving my head boy speech! I think I’d better start
working on it soon 🙂

What advice would you give to pupils joining the school? I would tell future pupils to have a go at everything they can and make the most of the opportunities
they are given. I’d also tell them to make sure they are a good friend to others and to try their best everyday.

Ambition for the future: My dream for the future is to be a professional sportsman (rugby or football!) but if that doesn’t work
out then I hope to either be a sports coach, an architect or a businessman.

Anything else you would like to say…? I think QEGS is the best school and I have loved every day I have spent here. I have been able to
experience and try so many different (and unexpected!) things, from meeting Alpaca’s during
science week to learning to abseil at Plas Y Brenin, the variety of things I have been able to try has
been brilliant.

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Olly

Head Boy for the Summer Term

House: Savile

Favourite lesson: DT

Special talent: Lego building

Favourite thing about QEGS: I love the variety of different activities and fun things that we get to
do together like the bushcraft trip and the vast array of opportunities given to us.

Why did you want to become a member of the Head Boy team? I really wanted to help the children at QEGS by taking on a new and challenging role in the school’s
leadership team.

What have you enjoyed about being a member of the Head Boy team? I really enjoyed helping with the Yorkshire Children’s Charity event called The Ladies’ Lunch held at
Capri at the Vine. I also enjoy working with Charlie and Cameron as I think it brings us closer as
friends.

What are you looking forward to doing as a member of the Head Boy team? I am very excited to be a part of the judging panel at the pre-preparatory Christmas tree topper
competition.

What advice would you give to pupils joining the school? I would say: “Strive for the best in yourself and help others to do that themselves. If they are finding it
hard, always work the hardest you can and be a friendly person.”

Ambition for the future: To be in the draft for the NBA.